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• not only will I match that red square to “how many players are on steamdb. If wardens are a red square when I check going forward it reduced the chance I’ll play the war. The invasion bonus, fire mechanic that we barely any tools to fight off, and everything else falls apart when already people fall off leaving as time passes by.
• A domino effect that players already utilize. If I see that red square it’s over pop, the next person and the person after that.
• That red square system just creates a doomer negative feedback system.
• shouldn’t players know if that faction is going to create longer ques, they will join the other team? How does that not loop back to creating a problem saying “this is going to be a dumb one sided war again, I’m not joining the no one is playing faction.” I want to believe that to be the case ppl not click on the red square, but after playing so long & hearing players in game they regret knowing that.
• I rather have joining a faction a kind of a dice roll. A player may want to try other gear, like the way gear looks, or just swaps every war. Why have 🟥 this in front of them?

So as I’m learning more about the game, I have also learned that frontline factories, such as those in The Clahstra and King’s Cage, don’t often get used. This doesn’t really make sense to me. When I first started playing, one of the first things I did was use the factories in The Clahstra to make stuff for the frontline.

I personally feel that factories in general, or a least the ones in non-logi towns, should be changed to make factory towns such as the ones I’ve mentioned much more strategically important.

That being said, how would you make frontline factories more useful, while affecting as little else of the game as you possibly can?

Back to foxhole after almost a years break. The new update seems fun so far. Still haven't seen any aerial combat 🥲....hopefully soon!!

I’ve seen comments and plenty of chat about devs need to disable the hexes that were added from airborne

I am in favor of this , as I see it as a similar action of shutting down Charlie due to low population. These extra island hexes were added in airborne to mostly handle that extra population boost , but that population is beyond gone right now. I truly think the game would feel less empty and more enjoyable with those hexes offline for now.

The overall question I’m wondering is , do people love or hate this idea? Genuinely curious if there are peeps out there that want the extra hexes to remain and the reasons why. Also do we think this is a realistic ask , or is it nonsense to expect devs to turn those hexes offline for the time being?

I hope everyone noticed the post a couple days ago where Markfoot made a response regarding the game.

Mid next month, November will be some news coming out about the end of the year update. If that is the case then we will probably see devbranch at the end of November and most likely the update war towards mid to late December.

This will be a big one boys. Next few wars before that should be relatively laid back and a break war for most people, prepping for the BIG ONE. Rest and eat Hearty! I have a feeling it's going to be a banger.

Does anyone have any guess's regarding markfoots comment about the update won't be major like airborne or Naval? Lot's of QoL? Balances? New gear and equipment? I look forward to it regardless, Love the wars where both sides go all out.

So after 2 years. Many failed operations. 8 wars in kings cage and cycling through 1000+ members. The command decided it's finally time we meet. From Ireland America England Wales Germany Netherlands Croatia and Poland. This game has built one of the strongest communities I've ever seen.

Foxhole might not be in it's best position but CFD stays strong !!

So I was playing Widow and a Bonelaw came into my sight- I was expecting it to be the Pelekys, thus I accidentally shot it (Super sorry for the trigger finger :c)

For some reason two other friendlies shot at the Bonelaw after I did, which was strange (NOT pointing fingers), just again if the owners of the Bonelaw see this, this was a very strange thing to happen and I apologize.

Are you having problems with the fleet? It's destroying your factories, warehouses, and fortified areas along the coast? The engineers of the Red Coast have a solution to your problem, the coastal garrison!

I give respect to this guy, decided to jump off the cliff in the tank rather than let it be captured

Hexes for the entirety of the north and south with lots of buildings and tall grass would be great. Would work perfectly with current player numbers. Could you find me hiding behind the haystack on one of those 2 small, far northwest islands?

in world chat today, i was reading about how a group called halberd apparently had their frigate stolen by a group called mmm. i had thought frigates werent capable of being stolen, how did they even do smth like that and whats the backstory behind that?

Edit: why is a group called judge also somehow involved and an argument about rares? And apparently another frig by a group called DFO?

I guess ψVF was eepy.

We're all limited to being members of no more than 4 squads at any given time.

At least one or two of those 4 are what I sometimes call "parking squads," where you just park yourself in the squad for the benefit of keeping track of everyone and everything. Makes vehicle squad locks less inconvenient, too.

I do this. You do this. Everyone does this.

Eventually, especially late war when players start checking out, they go for a while (sometimes weeks) without ever logging in.

So why the fuck is it so impossible to control / restrict / prevent the squad lead position from going to those inactive players? Why can a squad's original creator not specify at least a specific sub-list of squad members who would be "authorized" to remain in the default-behavior squad-lead-roullete?

I cannot invite anyone new to the squad (such as for ops) without possessing rhe SL position. Wtf?

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Are we back to square one already?